139 PROC-00001 to PROC-00111
- PROC-00001: Oracle Cluster Registry cannot be initialized.
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Cause: An invalid init level was passed to initialize Oracle Cluster Registry.
- PROC-00002: Cannot perform cluster registry operation at the current init level.
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Cause: Program tried a cluster registry operation which is not permitted at the init level.
- PROC-00003: Cannot perform cluster registry operation because context is invalid.
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Cause: The Oracle Cluster Registry context passed was invalid.
- PROC-00004: The cluster registry key to be operated on does not exist.
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Cause: Program tried a cluster registry operation on a key which does not exist.
- PROC-00005: User does not have permission to perform a cluster registry operation on this key.
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Cause: Program tried an operation on a cluster registry key for which it does not have permission.
- PROC-00006: User does not have permission to perform a cluster registry operation on this key.
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Cause: Program tried a cluster registry operation on a key for which it does not have permission.
- PROC-00007: Cannot perform cluster registry operation because key or batch handle is invalid.
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Cause: The cluster registry key or batch handle passed was invalid.
- PROC-00008: Cannot perform cluster registry operation because one of the parameters is invalid.
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Cause: Program tried a cluster registry operation using an invalid parameter.
- PROC-00009: Cannot perform cluster registry operation because the buffer passed is too small.
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Cause: The amount of memory allocated for the buffer was insufficient.
- PROC-00010: Cannot delete the cluster registry key as subkeys exist.
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Cause: The program tried to delete a key for which subkeys exist.
- PROC-00011: Cannot perform cluster registry operation because key is NULL.
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Cause: The cluster registry key passed was NULL.
- PROC-00012: Out of heap memory.
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Cause: The program ran out of heap memory.
- PROC-00013: Cannot perform cluster registry operation because one of the parameters is NULL.
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Cause: Program tried a cluster registry operation using an NULL parameter.
- PROC-00014: Unknown error occurred
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Cause: This is generic internal error for Oracle Cluster Registry.
- PROC-00015: failed to initialize the cluster registry
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Cause: The Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR) could not be accessed. The possible causes are: 1. The cluster registry has not been formatted. 2. The cluster registry location is not accessible. 3. The cluster registry location has incorrect permissions. 4. Oracle Clusterware is not running.
- PROC-00016: Cannot retrieve any more subkeys for the given keyhandle
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Cause: The key has no more subkeys to enumerate.
- PROC-00017: Unimplemented feature
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Cause: Requested feature has not been implemented in the current release.
- PROC-00018: The value size passed is too large
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Cause: Cannot set a value of the given size.
- PROC-00019: Cannot create more subkeys for the key
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Cause: An attempt was made to create more subkeys under a key that is not permitted by the cluster registry.
- PROC-00020: ORACLE_HOME environment not set
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Cause: ORACLE_HOME environment not set.
- PROC-00021: Maximum permitted depth of the OCR tree is reached
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Cause: An attempt was made to create subkeys under a key which is already at depth PROCR_MAX_KEY_DEPTH
- PROC-00022: The OCR backend has an invalid format
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Cause: An attempt was made to use OCR before initializing it.
- PROC-00023: Error in cluster services layer
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Cause: An error occurred in the cluster services layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00024: Error in the messaging layer
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Cause: An error occurred in the messaging layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00025: Error in the NLS services
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Cause: An error occurred in the NLS services while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00026: Error while accessing the physical storage
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Cause: The Oracle Cluster Registry could not be accessed. The possible causes are: 1. The cluster registry has not been formatted. 2. The cluster registry location is not accessible. 3. The cluster registry location has incorrect permissions. 4. Oracle Clusterware is not running.
- PROC-00027: Error in authentication layer
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Cause: An error occurred in the authentication layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00028: Oracle Cluster Registry already in current version
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Cause: An attempt to upgrade the cluster registry which has already been upgraded.
- PROC-00029: Error in logging layer
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Cause: An error occurred in the logging layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00030: Oracle Cluster Registry IDs do not match
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Cause: The cluster registry storage seen by the client was not the same as the one seen by the server. This may be caused by a misconfiguration.
- PROC-00031: Storage device for the cluster registry is too small
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Cause: The configured storage device or the storage device to be newly added to the cluster registry was too small.
- PROC-00032: Cluster Ready Services on the local node is not running
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Cause: The Cluster Ready Services on the local node was not running.
- PROC-00033: Oracle Cluster Registry is not configured
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Cause: Oracle Cluster Registry configuration was not present on the node.
- PROC-00034: Oracle Cluster Registry configurations are not compatible
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Cause: Cluster registry configuration on this node did not match with another node in the cluster.
- PROC-00035: Cannot perform cluster registry operation due to invalid version
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Cause: The operation cannot be performed for this cluster active version
- PROC-00036: No free space to perform this operation
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Cause: There is no free space left to perform the requested operation.
- PROC-00037: Oracle Cluster Registry does not support the storage type configured
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Cause: The configured storage type for cluster registry is not supported
- PROC-00038: Requested block number is not allocated from Oracle Cluster Registry
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Cause: The requested block number is not allocated from Oracle Cluster Registry.
- PROC-00039: Requested block has an invalid header
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Cause: The requested block has an invalid header.
- PROC-00040: Cannot add more operations to the batch
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Cause: An attempt was made to add an operation to a batch that already has the maximum allowed operations.
- PROC-00041: Oracle Cluster Registry is incorrectly configured
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Cause: The cluster registry is incorrectly configured.
- PROC-00042: User cannot access Oracle Cluster Registry configuration
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Cause: Program encountered an error accessing the cluster registry configuration.
- PROC-00043: Error in the ASM access layer
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Cause: An error occurred in the layer used to access OCR when configured on ASM managed storage.
- PROC-00044: Error in network address and interface operations
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Cause: An error occurred in the network address and interface operations layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00045: Error in the Oracle Clusterware API layer
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Cause: An error occurred in the Oracle Clusterware API layer.
- PROC-00046: Cannot perform cluster registry operation because the batch is empty.
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Cause: An attempt was made to execute the batch without any operations in it.
- PROC-00047: Cannot proceed while the Oracle Cluster Registry format upgrade is in progress.
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Cause: An Oracle Cluster Registry operation was requested, but found that an Oracle Cluster Registry format upgrade was in progress.
- PROC-00048: Cannot perform the Oracle Cluster Registry operation due to a transient error.
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Cause: A transient error occurred while performing the requested Oracle Cluster Registry operation. The operation was aborted without retrying, as requested by the client.
- PROC-00049: The specified Oracle Cluster Registry backup location is inaccessible on nodes string.
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Cause: The Oracle Cluster Registry backup location did not exist, was not mounted correctly, or did not have the required permissions on the indicated nodes.
- PROC-00050: The Oracle Cluster Registry location to be added is inaccessible on nodes string.
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Cause: The Oracle Cluster Registry location to be added did not exist, was not mounted correctly, or did not have the required permissions on the indicated nodes.
- PROC-00051: Error in patch management layer
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Cause: An error occurred in the patch management layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00052: Failed to update the Oracle High Availability Service (OHASD) resource dependencies on nodes string.
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Cause: An error occurred while updating the OHASD resource dependencies on the above listed nodes.
- PROC-00053: The configured patch level, release patch level and the patch level on the other active cluster nodes are not all the same.
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Cause: An attempted Oracle Clusterware stack start operation failed because of mismatched patch levels. This situation occurred because of one of the following: - Oracle Clusterware was started before the patch application had completed. - Oracle Clusterware was started from a location other than the Grid Infrastructure home that was most recently patched.
- PROC-00054: The requested OCR operation is not supported.
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Cause: An attempt was made to use an operation that is not supported.
- PROC-00055: cannot create and set the cluster registry key because the key already exists
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Cause: The program tried to create and set the cluster registry key when the key already exists.
- PROC-00056: user does not have privilege to access the Oracle Cluster Registry
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Cause: An operation that accesses the Oracle Cluster Registry was requested by a user with insufficient privileges.
- PROC-00057: Oracle Cluster Registry contains inconsistent data.
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Cause: Inconsistent data was detected in the Oracle Cluster Registry.
- PROC-00058: The file specified for backing up the Oracle Cluster Registry already exists.
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Cause: An operation to back up the Oracle Cluster Registry was requested with an incorrect file name.
- PROC-00059: The specified Oracle Cluster Registry export or import file location is not accessible.
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Cause: The specified Oracle Cluster Registry export or import file location did not exist, was not mounted correctly, did not have the required permissions, or did not have sufficient disk space.
- PROC-00060: The Oracle Cluster Registry backup file 'string' is corrupt.
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Cause: The Oracle Cluster Registry backup file failed the post-backup corruption check. Either the Oracle Cluster Registry was corrupt or the backup introduced an error.
- PROC-00101: Operating System error [string]
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Cause: An error occurred in the operating system layer while performing a cluster registry operation
- PROC-00102: Cluster services error [string]
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Cause: An error occurred in the cluster services layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00103: Messaging error [string]
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Cause: An error occurred in the messaging layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00104: Authentication error [string]
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Cause: An error occurred in the authentication layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00105: Logging error
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Cause: An error occurred in the logging layer while while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00106: Unidentified component error
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Cause: An error occurred in an unidentified layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00107: Storage layer error [string]
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Cause: An error occurred in the storage layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00108: ASM error [string]
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Cause: An error occurred in the asm layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00109: Network address and interface operations error
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Cause: An error occurred in the network address and interface operations layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00110: Patch and upgrade error [string]
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Cause: An error occurred in the patch and upgrade management layer while performing a cluster registry operation.
- PROC-00111: Cluster registry server error. Server error stack -\nstring\n- end of server error stack
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Cause: An attempt to perform a cluster registry operation failed with errors reported by the server. The original request specified the -errorDetails option, thus the error stack from the server follows the message.